"the subject description" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to a description of a particular subject (i.e., person, place, thing, or concept) that may be included in a report, book, essay, etc. For example, "I included the subject description at the beginning of my report to provide important context for the reader."
Each of the 10 sessions includes a short video introduction and detailed lesson plan that provides an overview of the subject, description of experiments and links to reading material, including a free downloadable textbook, "Science Appreciation: Introduction to Science Literacy," by Professor Dennin and John White.
Keywords were used in search-and-find of the subject description for each toxin match.
They are not impressive visually, but the subjects' descriptions of abusive treatment by United States guards and interrogators — handwritten by Mr. Heyman into the spaces surrounding the images — are appalling, infuriating and heartbreaking.
Write a description of your problem in the Subject and Description of issue fields.
Enter the subject and description if you want.
Make it in a schedule form, including the subject, assignment description, the day it's due, and the day and even time you'll do it.
At this point in its development it has good potential for broader clinical use and for better subject description in AOS research.
Subject description, array sampling and parameters were previously described [10].
External validity criteria included subject description, detailed intervention description, and adequately reported dyspnoea outcomes.
Insight into the relationships between symptoms was obtained as a "concept map" in GCM, via effective probing within interviews, and through the subject's descriptions in SMR.
The primary goal of transcript coding was to organize and catalog subject descriptions of their treatment-related nausea/vomiting symptoms.
